Can my 13in macbook pro run diablo 3?

The specs of my macbook pro include
2.9 GHz intel core i7
8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
intel hd graphics 4000 512MB
728.48GB free out of 749.3
will my macbook pro mid 2012 run diablo 3 smoothly without any issues just curious need advice, if its okay to purchase it or not

A 13-inch MacBook Pro doesn't meet minimum requirements for it > https://us.battle.net/support/en/article/diablo-iii-system-requirements
The GPU of the 13-inch MacBook Pro isn't designed to use games, so they won't work properly unless you choose low graphic settings. If you want to play games, go for the 15-inch MacBook Pro

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